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Meaning of couchant
Wordnet
couchant (s)
lying on the stomach with head raised with legs pointed forward
couchant Sentence Examples
- The lion statue in the park was depicted in a couchant position, symbolizing watchfulness.
- The dog lay couchant by the fireplace, dozing peacefully.
- The heraldic crest featured a lion couchant, representing strength and vigilance.
- The cat remained couchant on the windowsill, observing the world outside with curiosity.
- In medieval art, dragons were often depicted as couchant creatures guarding treasure.
- The hare crouched couchant in the tall grass, blending perfectly with its surroundings.
- The knight's shield bore the emblem of a dragon couchant, signifying his lineage.
- The hunting dog was trained to remain couchant until given the signal to pursue its prey.
- The sculptor crafted a magnificent griffin, with wings furled and body couchant, ready to spring into action.
- The ancient temple was guarded by two stone lions, both depicted in a couchant position at the entrance.
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lying on the stomach with head raised with legs pointed forward
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The lion statue in the park was depicted in a couchant position, symbolizing watchfulness.
The dog lay couchant by the fireplace, dozing peacefully.
The heraldic crest featured a lion couchant, representing strength and vigilance.
The cat remained couchant on the windowsill, observing the world outside with curiosity.
